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  • ANY IDEAS – File Error: Unknown file.

    Posted by Adamteale on August 8, 2007 at 7:47 am

    Hey Guys,

    We are running the latest version of FCPS2 on MacOSX 10.4.9 with the may release of the AJA drivers.

    We ingest all our media to a second internal drive on our MacPro Dual Quad (8 core) machine

    PROBLEM
    We have noticed that sometimes that when we attempt to save our projects or when FCP tries to AutoSave we get an error:
    File Error: Unknown file.

    The only way for us to get around losing our work is to do a ‘save as’ to the startup disk or one of the other internal drives (there are 3 in total)

    I look at the OSX utility Console at at the ‘console.log’ and there is a bunch of stuff there – which I am not sure if it shed’s any light on what the problem could be:

    Aug 8 14:10:12 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:13:15 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:14:18 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:14:37 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:15:25 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:16:32 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:16:50 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()
    Aug 8 14:18:56 Shake01 AJAKonaStartupD[148]: *** Daemon restoring default state ***
    vout: VideoOutput::VideoOutput()

    In the system.log:

    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: MacDriver::handleOpen return: OK
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::start – success(0x6d3d4000)
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::GetDriverVersion() mDriver=6d3d4000, isInactive=0, isOpen=1
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::clientClose()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::CloseUserClient() entry
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::terminate()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::finalize()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::stop – success(0x6d3d4000)
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: MacDriver::handleClose – count: 3
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::initWithTask properties=0
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::start(0x6d3d4000)
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::OpenUserClient()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: MacDriver::handleOpen – count: 2
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: MacDriver::handleOpen return: OK
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::start – success(0x6d3d4000)
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::GetDriverVersion() mDriver=6d3d4000, isInactive=0, isOpen=1
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::clientClose()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::CloseUserClient() entry
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::terminate()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::finalize()
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: KONAMacUserClient::stop – success(0x6d3d4000)
    Aug 8 14:19:39 Shake01 kernel[0]: MacDriver::handleClose – count: 3

    Would you have any ideas with what is going on? This problem is becoming quite unbearable especially when working with clients and an approaching deadline.

    Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

    Cheers

    Adam Teale
    online artist – finito films, Bangkok

    Jeremy Garchow replied 18 years, 9 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
  • 2 Replies
  • Jeremy Garchow

    August 8, 2007 at 5:55 pm

    Repair your permissions using the disk utility. Sounds like you might not have proper directory access to that folder.

    Jeremy

  • Matt Larson

    August 8, 2007 at 6:09 pm

    It’s not a Kona issue, I’ve seen this error on an FCP system without a Kona installed. You may want to search the Final Cut forum, I know this has come up a number of times in the past. I think the only workaround is to do what you are doing though.

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